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Arts commission adopts image contest for city EDDM mailer, leaves theme open

5361755 · July 11, 2025
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Summary

The Kuna City Arts Commission approved an image contest to source photography for the city's Every Door Direct Mailer (EDDM). Staff will solicit photos from Kuna residents and present recommended images at the commission's October meeting; no budget was proposed and the commission chose not to specify a theme.

The Kuna City Arts Commission on July 10 voted to adopt an EDDM image contest that will solicit photographs from Kuna residents for inclusion on the city's Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) mailer. The commission voted to adopt the project as presented, without selecting a specific theme.

Staff said the EDDM is typically mailed near the end of the calendar year by the Kuna City Clerk's Office to every household within the city and is used to notify residents of public meetings and provide contact information for city and relevant external agencies. Staff referenced public-notice obligations found in Title 74 of Idaho Code as the statutory context for the mailer.

Under the adopted plan the arts and history center curator will issue a call for images, preferring submissions from Kuna residents but open to the general public. Staff will compile submissions and bring a recommended set of photographs to the Arts Commission at its Oct. 9, 2025 meeting; the commission will forward its selections to the mayor for final approval. Staff did not propose a budget for the contest.

Why it matters: the EDDM is a citywide public-notice tool; choosing local photography is intended to increase the aesthetic value of the mailer while satisfying notice requirements. Commissioners debated whether to set a theme but decided to leave the contest open to a broad range of images, including local landmarks, wildlife and community life.

Next steps: staff will issue the call for entries, accept submissions through the timeline established in the call, and present recommended images to the commission on Oct. 9, 2025. The mayor will make the final selection for the photo(s) that appear on the EDDM.